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Sharp County record., 1887-06-02

and assistant s. }tary" the vard,
ponding secretary ID recording sec,s.
The election Of officers was the new y Z
order, and proceeded with the follow
President-J. R. Bettis, Arkansq, n,-
First Vice-President-W. R. Fosay
gusta Vidette.
Second Vice-President-Arthur NM.
Bluff PreSs-EagIs.
Third Vice-President-J. R. Newms,
son Times.
Corresponding Secretary-R. W.Is,.,
rillton Heddligb.
Recording Secretary-B. T. Jobe. Ru,,
Democrat.
Hlstorian-J. L. Tullis, Nashville N.,
Orator-George Thornburgh. Walnp,
Telephone.
Poet-J. B. Suttler, Arkansas Ms,hoS,.
Executive Committee-T. T. Ward y
Herald: T. ]. Hicks. Lonoke DemOersN, y
Warren, Texarkana LndspsHdeRt. W n
wood, Paris Erpress; W. NJ. Bumbaros
tonville Journal. eN
A question arose as to the eligibiltv
orary presidents holding office, but an,
siderable discussion this was settled
adoption OF this resolution offered hv
Warren:
Rts0lCsd, That honorary presidents a,
BILE to the offices Of the association.
A short session was spent in returning
for honors conferred, and to some who
found seats in the omnibus, and then, Al
secretary had made some announcemen
transportation for the excursion, the 4
annual convention of the Arkansas p,
sociatlon adjourned sine die.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-02
Do Honest Work.

II we receive a mans money, and z
bread, and do his work, we ought TO
his interests our own. We happen TO
a man, of whom it was said that he
so little about his work that he would
nail half driven, and drop his hamne
instant the noon bell rang. Well, ne
right to do it; but If he had been ns
eager TO take up his hammer when I'd
o'clock bell rang, it might have been
looked; but his ears were dull afer
ner. Business is selfish, and calls lO'
act accounts and exact hours; but DC
willing service never measures use
half a nail. 1t aims to do well WI
does. 1t does something which
Justice does not demand. IL uO'
bit of busting or polishing
and then which may not be doN
the morning orders of the mistress
takes pride in adding the little touch
the work which tell of heart and epl
asm. 1t is this kind of work which y
that a man is worthy of trust
The clerk who does more than MS
who shows a genuine interest in nl'
ployer is apt to be called to a large
But the man who does not half MI o. =
place will certainly not get a Cal
larger one. Golden Ruiz.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-02

THERE is considerable talk among mem
bers of the Dominion House of Commons
on the question Of commercial union with
the United States, and this feeling IS
largely due to the manifest disposition OF
the American people toward some scheme
for simble reciprocity.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-02
ABoon for the Blind.

A remarkable instrument, wnlcu
prove a veritable boon for the ollnJ,
Just been invented here, writes . - !
correspondent, by a M. Pepnau' ,r W.
rects the school and hospital 1or ~
deprived Of their sight The oOvu
other than a small press when WI. i.,
BILE blind people not only 70 P',Ss a.
raised characters which they are ~ ~
read with their fingers, but alSy y. a
binary characters on the same ~ G
paper. A system Of writing lot tus S0s.
people has, of course, ALREADY o o.rt
vented by Braille, but it only ps% % ot
them to communicate with eS'A A.,
whereas the new mechanism .ea
them to form letters which can oe,r eore
every body. Heuceforward' 'nU Dmr
blind persons will be able 10 Gut .,t
cate by letter with their frienus, =" n
being obliged to have recourse " basr
sistance of others. The inven'oi ~ n
ably assisted in the construc'iVuo .ots
instrument by NJ. st. Gorgon, nsu
in the School of Art and comm ,iuiI
AK. 1t is estimated that tne s.ar,
cost of each press will be thirty i
Sharp County record., 1887-06-02

REPORTS received at the Treasury De-
partment show that $500, 426 trade dollars
were redeemed up to the 10th. The prin-
cipal redemption was in Philadelphia.
The law authorizing the redemption Of
trade dollars has already been in opera
ton over two months, and has nearly
four months TO run.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-02

THERE was a romantic scene in Probate
Court at Minneapolis, Mimi, on the 10th,
in the settlement Of the Stephen Pratt
estate, worth $40, 900, when a pretty miss
of sixteen years Unexpectedly turned up
and, 70 the CONSERVATION Of Mrs. Pratt
and Henry e. Pratt, proved that she was
pollis Pratt, hitherto unknown daughter
Of stephen Pratt by former wife, and
sstitlsd 70 shout s25, 900 Of the estate.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-02

TIE United States revenue cutter Rich
ard Rush, has been ordered to proceed to
Sitka, Alaska where she will take the
United States marshal aboard and convey
him to Oonalasks, for the purpose Of sell
ing at auction two British schooners seized
in the Behring's sea last year for illegal
seal fishing.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-02

The New York health officers seized
two carloads of Western beef at st.
Johns Park freight depot of the New
York Central railroad on the 11th, and
took the meat to the dump. It'was badly
tainted, though it had made the trip from
the West in refrigerator cars.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-02

IT is now reported that Justice Woods,
Of the United States Supreme Court has
not only grown worse since his return to
Washington, but is in imminent danger Of
death. He is said to be quite critically i'll
at his residence in that city, and intimate
friends admit that his death at any mo-
ment will not be surprise.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-02

AUSTRALIAN colonists have informed
Lord Sails bury that if their interests in
the matter of French penal statements
are ignored they will themselves enact
legislation forbidding French convlcts
from landing in Australia.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-02

THE yerifcatiou Of the statement by the
North German Gszette's charges OF new
secret treaty between Russia and Austria
has created excitement throughout Eu-
rope and has depressed all the money
markets,
Sharp County record., 1887-06-02

Bosroy customs inspectors, on the 9Th,
seized as smuggled 5000 cigars and some
Jamaica rum and wine from the fruit
schooner Rebecca R Nickerson, OF Booth
bay. from Barsco, and arrested her mas
ter, Captain A W. Tatner.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-02

DURING the search for bodies in the
wrecked mine at Nanaimo, B. e., som
Chinese writing was discovered on door,
but no Chinaman could be induced to go
down to translate it. 1t is doubtless an
account Of the accident or last mess age
bv some of the Chinese victims.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-02

COLONEL W. H. Bolton, who did gallant
service as commander of Bottoms Battery
in the civil war, was finally removed from
Chicago on the 10th to the Joliet peni-
tentiary. He has for some time been un-
der sentence for two years for embezzling
large sums collected by him as chief of the
mailing division in the Chicago post
office.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-02

The members Of the Hotel Mems Asss-
citation called at the White House on the
11th and were received by the Pres ident
in the East room. The introductions were
made BY Mr.. Garrison, the president Of
the association. They subsequently called
at the Treasury Department and paid
their respects to Secretary Fairchild. A
visit was made to Mount Vernon in the
afternoon.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-02

TH. Mexican Governments Meteorolog-
ical Bureau reports that the recent earth
quake shock traversed Mexico, through
the Sierra Madre mountains, which cross
that country from the northwestto south
east.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-02

TH1Rrr-FIvE bodies were recovered
from the wrecked mine at Nanaimo, B. e.,
nm the 9th. A shovel was found on which
wa. written with chalk: Thirteen hours
and now dying in misery. John Evans"
Sharp County record., 1887-06-02

THE Comptroller of the Currency has
authorized the Western National Bank OF
the city of New York to begin business
WIN a capital or rfs5, oo,UOU fne on1cers
of the bank are Daniel Manning, presi-
dent, and Ferdinand Blankinhorn, cashier.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-02

AMERICAN residents Of Mexico think the
United States Government should request
the Mexican Government to commute the
death sentences Of the officers who
crossed into Arizona to Imprisonment for
life.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-02

QUEEN VICTORIA, accompanied by the
Marquis Of Lorne and Princess Louise,
attended special performance of Buffalo
Bills Wild West show on the 11th. Her
Majesty was delighted with the exhibi-
tion, and expressed her pleasure by fire.
quent applause. After the performance
Buffalo Bill, Red Shirt and number Of
the squaws attached TO the show were
presented 10 her Majesty.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-02

TIE stove-molders employed at the
butcher Works, Milwaukee, Wis, were
locked out on the 9th because they re-
fused to work on boycottei st. Louis pat
terms.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-02

The Queen on the 9th, received at
Buckingham palace the corporation OF
London, which called by appointment to
present public address on behalf OF the
citv
Sharp County record., 1887-06-02

A SERVICE done which calls ous 4 gro
our faculties and gives them unu''T bl
always a special blessing 70 U.s. N. ae
slow and commonplace, withoa. ssssss.,a ~
s1action, it will only be haii "
United PrssbytsyiGn
Sharp County record., 1887-06-02

THE Russian Government has prohibited
the sale of the drama composed by Count
Tolstoi for general circulation, and entl-
tied. sThe Powers of Darkness"
Sharp County record., 1887-06-02

IT is reported at Ottawa, Ont, that IN
..ructions have been forwarded to the
fisheries cruisers to remain in port until
further orders are received.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-02
TOPICS OF THE DAY,
News from Everywhere.

Tn. National convention Of wooI-grow-
ers began in St. Louis on the llth.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-02

PARyELL's physical condition is repre-
tented as alarming. He is SAID TO De SUI
fering from cancer Of the stomach.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-02

TIE eighteenth reunion Of the Society
Of the Army Of the Cumberland began al
Washington on the 11th.
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HabitunI Conssipasiou

And kidney and liver ils, depend.
lng on weak or inactive condition OF
the kidneys, liver or bowels, are suc-
cefsiully and permanently cured only
by the nsc 0! tie gentle, yet effective
laxative and diurelic, Syrup OF Figs.
lls advantages are evident; IL 10 easily
taken. pleasing TO the tasts, acceptable
TO the stomach, harmless 10 the mos,
delicate system, and truly beneficial
In effect. For sale In 80 cents and
VI 90 bottles. For eale In 80 cents
and 81 bottles by H. J. Heister and
all leading druegists. Van vleet a
Co, q. W. Jonet a Co., w. N. vii.
keson q 90, ]. J. Miles, and Z.
manshold a %. have been appointed
Wholesale agents nj hemphis.
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WILL REMAIN IN JAIL.
The Weary Hamilton Trial Ended
at Last.
The Two Points Bsfsed BY the Ne.
fense Decided AdverseIy-Kx-
eeptions and Appeal.

IsrsoIAL TO TIE ArPsAL.l
JACKSON, MISS, September 20.-To.
day Is the last Of the Hamilton case
In the proceedings before Judge Coop
or. on the writ granted by Judge A,
g. Mayors at the last term Of the Ran.
kin County Circuit Court. The session
this morning was opened by II. Cas-
sedy for the defense, followed by g.
B. Huddleston for the prosecution
and A. ]. MoLaurin for the defense,
who closed the argument. After the
argument Judge Cooper rendered his
decision. As to the repliceiionn and
amendments touching the conduct Ct
counsel for the prosecution, In regard
to the suppre sion Of testimony, the
Court was Satisfied. that the allegations
had not teen proven, and that on this
count no sufficient cause for reopen.
Ing the case had been shown, and he
therefore refused 10 reopen II on lie
merits; that facts brought out ware
largely cumulative, las the ssms In
effect had been testified to be-
fore Chancellor Peyton. The
Court also decided that Hsmilton's
physical condition was not Of such
q nature % TO warrant bail, but stated
that II counsel 90 desired he would or.
der him removed to the Ysz,o coun.
ty jail, where the sanitary condition
seemed 10 be better, until the bullet
In the arm could be extracted. Judge
Calhoun, Of connect for the defense,
here stated thai no request for bis no.
movsl had been made, and was
not desired. The two points before
the Court were decided adversely to
REALTORS. H'milton's attorneys are pre-. |
pairing bill Of exceptions, and will ap-
peal the case 10 the Supreme Court,
which meets In October. The record |
will be a large one, on nearly all Of |
Judge Cooper's rulings have been * |
cepted TO.
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JsRsIiss a Rest Mote.

8. II. Payne, Of woodstock, was
bound over 10 the State by Justice
Barry, yesterday, under bond Of $1,000,
In default OF which he was ssnt 10 jsll.
Payne was aoiiug alent for his father.
in-law, NJ. Oldham. ard received a
rent note from John Rollins for $50.
II was afterwards agreed that Rollins
should ply the amount OF the note 10
ME-. OLDHAM aud that Payne should
destroy the instrument. Payne did
destroy apApsr which he said was
the note AID Rollins gave Mr.. Oldham
the money. PAyne then sold the note
10 DIR. Adams and moved 10 towp.
bringing his wife aud children with
him, stating that 10 Intended 10 ge, a
Job diving q street car. When
Adams presented Rplllna's note fer
collection these circumstances cane
out.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
MnxrHu Htsam Iaundrv. ga I'd [

AsHrHu Steam Laundry, ga I'd st.
NEW supply Of The Duchess, the
new novel, at Mspsiord's.
0. K. HoucK 4 90. have removed
TO their new stsre 1888 Main street.
II you want all pine lumber call on
Brinkley Lumber Company, ia JET.
ferson street.
PURE and white as the flower whose
name 1t bears are the biscuits raised
by Lily Baking Powder.
STANLEY d ANDERSON, funeral dir.
ectors and embalmers, 80 Madison
street, are fully prepared to furnish
chairs at residences, when ordered, for
the accommodation OF friends.
SMART WEED and Bellodonna, COM
bleed with the other ingredients used
In the best porous plasters, make
CalteI's 3. W. x B. Bactache Plssters
the best In the market Price %
.ents.
FRS All Ats stopped free by DR..
kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No q 9
after fret days use. Marvellous cures.
Treatise snd 81 trial bottle free TO at
cases. Send to DR.. Kline, 93l Arch
street, Philade pais, Pa.
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a Petite New York naal Cashier.

A dispatch was received that ticket
No. b0,255 bad drawn the $4,000
priEc 10 tina August drawing OF the
Louisiana State LOTTERY Company. on
the Oh inst al New oiltans, and that
one tenth Of the ticket, representing
$4,000 10 the lucky holder, had been
collected through the National Park
Bank OF this city. A News reporter
asked Assistant Cashier De- Baum aud
hs had the books examined and 70.
piled that the tenth par, OF ticket So.
26b. which drew the $4,000. had
been received by them from Glance
Bank NJ HoInellGville. N. Y.-New
York Daily News, August 30.
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Thlux. Wor,h H.a.,..

Thai dyspepsla CONES from torpid
liver end oostlyeness.
That you canno, digest your food
well unlcaa your bowels and liver act
properly.
That your bowels require thorough
cleansing when they do not do their
duty by your digestion
That your torpid liver needs ttlmu.
lating In ofderthat II may nc, az nature
intended u should
That Brandrcth's Pills, taken In
doscs OF ono or two a, night for, say,
ten dave, will regulate the bowels.
stimulate the liver, improve the d..
geslion aud drive away dyspepsia.
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u w.,,vy bav. o., a., .,...,.,.

WArKR, have You got any chicken
salad p "Souy, cir, bat we we're
disappointed In the arrival Of our veal
this morning.. but We bad some mud
turtle come In ard / can give you
some nice terrapin stew" "Then
bring In some OF your stew, for have
been chewing some Of sol coleman's
ko-ko tulu chewing gum, and II has
given me q fine appetite, and will
sdyiss everybody-men, women and
children-to try II for indigestion,
dyspersla, and TO strengthen your APP
petIte"
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COMMENCING september 18th, the
Memphis and Little Rock railroad will
run through sleepers from Memphis
to Dallas, Tex, vim BrInkley. Buffet
sleepers will leave Memphis daily at
1880 pm; srrive at Sherman II SO
n. m
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iCe-.amp,ios. wasting Diseases

And General Debility. D5etors disa.
gree ~ 10 the relative value Of God
Liver OIL and Hypophosphi,es; the
Que supplying strength ano 4 sh, the
other giylrg nerve power and acting a.
tonic TO the digestive and entire fys.
tenn. But In Scotia Emulsion OF God
Liver OIL with Hypophosphites the
two are combined. ard the effect 10
wonderful, Thousands who have de.
rived no permSnent benefit from other
preparations have been cured by this.
Scots Emulation In perfectly pala,able,
and IL easily dleested by thnee who
cannot tolerate plain Cod Liyer OIL
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Atieationt

Vote for Prohibition. II certainly
~lll not increase drinkios, for II Il
'oee, why ara whisky men here and
every whore 40 opposed 10 il3 And n
Y raves bu, one young nan from q
druntard's grave, IL Ia n Io)d thing.
especially u that Young man be your
brother or yourson. Lot us try Il; II
may do good. rRaHinlTIos.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21

J. W. X. Browne, No. 254 Second
street, keeps constantly on hsnd q
large stock OF gas and a,esm pipep,
bras aud iron fittings, with eteam
machines for cutting and fitting all
sass OF pipe, including eighl.inch
diameter. His stock Of gas fixtures Ia
complete. The most complete SAM.
tsry plumbing 10 put up by this house,
aud oil orders for woik in this line are
executed In manu- rot eIoelled In
any city.
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No. 262 SKoosD STREET 10 the place
to 20 II You want 10 see abou. getting
q New Home Sewing Machine. We
have just received the agency and a
fac lot Of machines. Give rs call.
RoaKRs x MuksoN.
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A REPORIEK's VISION.
re Mistakes n Bos.rsiied sire t Car
for n Coupe.

for n Ceupe.
Among the many items Of the Ava.
lanohe yesterday the following ap.
pear,d;
"lhO new one.horSe coupes Of p.
NJ. Paterson 4 90. made their ap.
pearaace on tho streets last night"
FiUm T. NJ. Pa,,irson 4 %. comes
suifoiiy for tho statement that the
coupe rtfsrod 10 have been rhlppsd
from Bnston and are Hupp,scd TO bo
eg route, End lhcy ere at q less 10 ao.
connt for the mys orioui "appsarAnco
ot The c'upIs on the streets last
night"
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voice Cui,ure,

Mre. Minnie Hunter Peasants has
felurIed, after . years sbionoe and
bard study With the bea' Of metters In
Now Ynrk and Bostoo, and IL Tow
prepared TO receive pupils In voice
culture. For terms AID further par.
ticularr. apply 90 the Hish,e school,
or to Mr.. Emile LsyV, oil wtEman
a %.
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GERMAN BANK.
Capital. 5000. 900.

This bank, having established rela.
lions with the Allisncs Bank Of Lon.
dor, England, Is now prepared TO pur.
chase approved sterling bills on Lon.
don or Liverpool.
RDw. GOLDSMITH. Cashier.
Memphis, Tenn. September 10. ISL.
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$40 8Oicr "'i
For q Rosnd Trip Ticket From
Memphis 90 ChattanooGs and
Return Ky the

For n Hound Trip Ticket FROM
Memphis 90 Chattanooga and
Return ny the
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD,
Including a round trip tickle, from
Chattanooga 10 top OF Lookout mount.
ain, via either street railroad or DUN.
my line 10 foot Of mountain-the
famous incline 10 Point Lookout and
the narrow gusge railroad along the
brow 10 Sunnet Park--whlch will be
furnished holders Of round trip tick
els 10 Chattanooga over the Memphis
and Charleston, upon application 10
conductorientering Chattanooga.
No change Of coaches OF any kind
by any tram.
Pallmsn sleepcs through by all
night trains.
Seventy three miles and three houre
and three quari,rs thortuet.
No midnight arrivals.
THE ONLY WAY
to obtain these privileges Ia TO pur
chase tickets, September Goth 10 25th,
inclusive, good ten days, OF Mem.
pbis aud Charleston sgents.
n, HUGHES.
No; zs Main stree, and MsmphI, and
II. ID, BILLS,
No. 81 Madison street.
q. A. pEsAUSsUhE,
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
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Dnnarua

n REMOVED ny THE UaH on COCAINE
And L stimulates and promotes the
growth Of the hair.
Burne,s's FlnvoTing extracts are the
best.
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miIbarn Gin ANA nachine 20.

Have on hand, ready for prompt do.
livery, Engines, Boilere and fittings,
Gins, Feeder Oondensers, Hydraulic
Cotton Preseee, and everything per.
tanning 10 q first clats Ginning outfit
Write them before you purchase.
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Mrs LEwKLLYS hiss returned from
the Eset. and 6ho will rtspme her pal.
vac Glaze In elocuiion Wclobsr 80.
Dslsarie method. Location OF tonr
and physical culture will receive
special attention. Ibooe who visn 10
understand principles aud b,come In.
telligent TePders preferred. For terms
send for circular or cell 81 No. 80
Adams stsst, alter 3 O'Clock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21

ID. A. wins arrived ycs'erdAy from
Kentucky with a car load al draw
mules, which he IL Offering 10 city
buyers at Low ratos. Gall at y. A,
Jones's aiabla,
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ADVICE no nOTIIEaa.

Mas. WntLoy' psooTHiEa ernup should
alvey. b used for children tsething, ID
.GY,sS, The s.ili, ieissiPl. the Egm,, sllaJi
rcmedv frt.ilArrhaa s2ic Nkottis,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21

PIANOS, orsanr, muhIc, ETC., at lowest
prices. o. X. Houek a Co., 1888 Main
street.
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EyEarB1DY contemp ating the pur.
chSe 81 n musical instrument call on
q X. Houck 4 %. New store 1853
Main e,reet.
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OvERros 4 GRosyESoR oder the
htorehJus No. 500 From, nlreo., now
occupied by Porter A Macrea, for rent
from September Isl.
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OyKRreN 4 GRosyEsoR offer the store.
house No. 800 Front street, now occu.
pied by Porter 4 Maorea, for ront
from September LEI.
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WASTHD - Five first. class waist
makers, and thorough hand for al.
terstions good salary aud permanent
employment. Apply ia
NINE. KL0PHEL,
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Arti.sie aas Fixtu...

In all glass, pOllShsd bras aud glass,
and antique brass.
IA. BAILEY A co.
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miIhara afn aaa na.b,,. a.

Keep on hand large stock Of Steel
Shafiing, which they cell VI the same
price ~ iron. See or write them be.
fore yod purchase Skating or Pulleys.
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NUsr RKrAIR, Az oRDEREp

Mrs. lrls q. Ryder, through r. J..
Black 4 Co., agents, afked 10 be 70.
lieved IRON tue force OF an order 10
expend a. least 500 on repairs of
HOUSE No 3b2 shelby street, as said
properly belongs 10 a minor who Ia
unab o 10 make said repAiu. In lieu
thereof petitioner aug esled that the
council allow Der % cemen. and 70.
psir the front OF the building and az
the hoor,ss with which improvements
the house would be acceptable 10 a
good iensn, for number Of yoIn.
r. tcted
Tho council lhan adlourned.
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Make too celebrated Mlburn Eclipss
Hulltr Gin, and keep them, with
Feeders and Jonde eers, alEays on
hand for prompt delivery. Have
them quote you pricoa.
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